Website: www.writershairclp.blogspot.com

Specialty: Nonprofit and Business Copywriting

Rates: .50 per word

My background includes writing communications material for nonprofits and businesses. I have been published in newsletters from World Vision, Tacoma Community House and Math Science Learning program. I have a monthly column in At a Glance Magazine covering nonprofits. I also blog about businesses and business professionals I meet. For businesses, I have wrote web, newsletter and promotional content. I am a compelling igniter writer because I ignite passion in people to care about things they wouldn’t otherwise care about.

Website: http://www.emilysuess.com

Specialty: Creative Web Content

Rates: .15 to .35 per word

In the word business since 2003, I have experience writing creative website content, blogs, email marketing copy, newsletters and more.

Based in Indianapolis, Indiana, my specialty is creating web content and marketing copy for small businesses, startups, and internet-based companies.

Please visit my website to get to know me better, review my portfolio, and see what clients are saying about my work.

Website: http://www.zahrabrown.com

Specialty: Web content

Rates: Between 55 to 70 per hour

After graduating with an upper class English Literature degree from one of Britain’s top universities, the highly respected University of Southampton, I entered the world of freelance writing and editing.

Attracted to on-line articles, blog posts, and forum messages, writing web content quickly became my speciality. Copy and substantive or developmental editing soon followed as I blossomed through invaluable writing experience. Areas of interest and expertise include: fitness and health, black and African American culture, Security, Hair Care, and Horror. However, I am proud of my ability to adapt to almost any subject requested.

I have worked with a range of clients – large companies such as Associated Content and small businesses like Affordable Handyman and Affordable Renovation. I am proud to suit self-employed and private or public organisations alike, due to my affordable prices with high quality content.

Website: www.writesyntax.com

Specialty: Web content, blog posts, ebooks, ad copy, press releases

Rates: .20 cents – 1.00 per word based on type of project.

I offer a variety of web content services, ranging from ghostblogging, ghosting ebooks and articles, to drafting press releases and sales letters for clients.

Pricing can vary based on the type of project and the estimated time invested to complete it successfully.

Further examples of my writing can be seen on BigGirlBranding.com, including several guest posts I’ve written in the past. Please note the humorous and slightly irreverent tone of the content there does not always reflect the type of content provided to my clients.

I have a very versatile “voice” and am able to adapt style of writing to suit most needs.

Examples of ebooks written can be emailed upon request, as well as past sales letters and press releases.

Thanks so much for reading and I look forward to potentially working with you in the future!

Warm regards,
Cori Padgett

Website: www.crispclearcopy.com

Specialty: Business Communications, Healthcare and Retail

Rates: 75/hour

Freelance Commercial Writer with twenty years of B2B and B-to-Consumer experience. My specialty is creating a crisp clear tone that reflects my client and response driven copy that will boost his or her business or practice. My portfolio includes brochures, proposals, press releases, web pages, executive communications, newsletters, collateral materials, direct mail, articles and blogs.
Industries and clients include healthcare, real estate, insurance, retail, financial services, among others.
• Skilled at conceiving ideas for business boosting products and executing them in print.
• Work comfortably with graphic designers, printers, etc. and can manage the entire production of print pieces, in a timely, cost-effective manner.
• Experienced at creating and and doing the entire layout for print-ready books, postcards, PowerPoint proposals and brochures using Adobe InDesign and pdf creater software. Adept at all facets of word processing software, as well.
• Strong research and interview skills.
• Proven ability to translate technical material into a more user-friendly format.
• Excellent work ethic: I do whatever it takes to get a first-time client to become a regular customer.
I keep my client roster small, so I can stay ahead of deadlines. At the moment, I have capacity to take on one additional client for freelance work, but that can quickly change.
Please check out my portfolio and resume at www.crispclearcopy.com. If you’re seeking innovative ways to reach out to current customers or prospect for new ones, take advantage of my free 30-minute consultation.
I am based in Manhattan and am happy to stop by if you are locally based.

Website: http://savvy-writer.com/

Specialty: Blogs and articles

Rates: .50 to 1.00 per word

Rebecca Sebek counts among her passions the arts, communication, and travel. She makes her living as a writer. She enjoys coaching and teaching others, and sharing her knowledge of writing skills.

Rebecca’s also a prolific freelance writer and blogger who posts regularly on several websites, writing on topics such as travel destination articles, general writing tips, and personal advice.

Specialty: Articles/Blog for Gadgets, Education, Business & Content Writing

Rates: .10 per word

I am an Finance student. Done articles for national magzine and local newspaper.
I am good in article writing. You could rely on me for assignment quality within short period ASAP

Website: http://reneehendricks.com

Specialty: Web development and web hosting

Rates: 50 per 500 word article

Freelance web developer for over fifteen years; recently branched out to include web article and web content writing.

Areas of expertise include web hosting reviews, green web hosting provider analysis, PHP/MySQL web development, and a variety of content management system programs.

Currently attending Bellevue College and working toward an AA in Journalism and Mass Media.

Website: www.TheWordSlingers.com

Specialty: Copywriting and Employee Communications

Rates: $60 per hour (average)

With over 10 years of business communications experience, Mary Crotty has a unique ability to take her client’s desired message and create compelling and effective content. She takes the time to listen to her client’s goals and to understand the motivation points of the client’s intended audience. The result is exceptional quality, no matter the forum. Mary is adept at writing articles, marketing copy (online and print), press releases, newsletters, white papers and much more. To learn more about her services and her credentials, please visit www.TheWordSlingers.com or her blog at www.TheWordSlingers.blogspot.com.

Here are three tips for effectively writing SEO articles:

1. Length. How long should an SEO article be? This all depends on who you talk to. I have clients that want each article to be at least 750 words. At the same time, many others feel that a 250 word minimum is just fine. Before starting any SEO article project be sure to ask the client for clarification of this detail.
2. Keyword stuffing. The whole point of an SEO article is to include keywords that the client wants to rank for. For instance, if you are writing an article on “making money online” you will want to include that phrase throughout. Again, how often and where the keyword(s) appear is subjective.
3. Angle. What type of angle are you going to take? Just because you are writing SEO articles does not mean you are putting together a bunch of slop. Even if the client is only using the articles for search engine optimization and directory submissions, you must still an angle and try to provide accurate, high quality information.

Before I go any further, you can probably see by now that every client is going to be different when hiring you to write SEO articles. I strongly suggest that you discuss the three details above, as well as any others that are important, before you get started. It will save both you and the client a lot of time in the long run.

Who needs SEO articles?

Now that you know more about this type of project you are probably interested in getting started. Through my experiences there are two types of people who are in the market for SEO article writers: webmasters and companies.

Some of my best clients are one-man shows who do nothing more than create and manage websites. To achieve success they need as many SEO articles as I can send their way. Don’t pass up a client because they are not a large corporation – this is a big mistake.

Of course, companies of all sizes can benefit from the use of SEO articles. I work with companies of 1,000 people or more in this capacity. At the same time, small businesses also need this type of content.

There is a huge market for selling this service. With the tips above you should be able to improve your SEO article writing skills, while also keeping an open mind to the type of people who are in need.